B.Toulabi
I’m writing to share concerns about my child’s recent experience at OTX camp. After attending, my child was sick for 10 days. He came home noticeably weak, and while the illness was due to a common virus, his recovery was unusually slow—likely impacted by the lack of proper nutrition and hydration support at camp. The food and snacks provided were not nutritionally adequate, and hydration was not properly encouraged or monitored. For the high cost of the camp, we expected much better care and attention to the children’s basic health needs. In addition, we were uncomfortable with the emphasis on religion. Many families attending are not Christian / religious, and have no interest in excess exposure (every evening) and promotion. If the camp strongly incorporates religious elements, this should be made transparent in the marketing so families can make informed decisions.






